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English translation of song probhu aji tomar dokhin
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Translation of song probhu aji tomar dokhin in English
AVAILABLEO Master, Please do not hide your right hand. I have come, O lord, to tie the knot with a RAAKHEE. If I tie the knot with you, bonding with everyone will be achieved, No one will be exempted wherever one might be. Let there be no discrimination – close and the distant ones, (Like) you appear to me indoor and outdoor all alike. Should anyone split up with you – would shed tears, To have a brief respite I take refuge in your name. - Translated by Anjan Ganguly
RAAKHEE: Rakhsha bandhan, a token protective band tied by a sister on the right hand of her brother, customary in elsewhere in India. But Rabindranath Tagore wanted to organize people against the partition of Bengal imposed by the British rule in the year 1905. According to his wishes people of Bengal indiscriminately tied the friendship band since then. This song was written in 1910.
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